AS you know Occupy Wall Street is gaining even more momentum in spite of Tuesday night's raid. Tomorrow Nov. 17 marks the 2nd month anniversary of OWS. We need a huge turnout at Thursday's events. There are 2 below that are very important. If you can get up early and are willing to risk arrest the 7 am event is for you. It is probably the more crucial of the 2 events.

In the afternoon we are meeting with local 802 members and our own independent Musicians' Solidarity Council at the corner of Worth and Centre Street (Thomas Paine Park - seems appropriate) by Foley Square at 4 pm to march with the other unions and labor people across the Brooklyn Bridge. This is a permitted event. Even if you are not in the area send your best wishes and spread this informaiton widely. We need people in the streets instead of in front of their TVs.Thanks to you all.

EVENT #1

Musicians Guild of OWS is planning a march to the ny stock exchange on Thursday morning as part of a global day of action and we seek your support in alerting musicians as to how they can get involved.

During the recent eviction raid many instruments were illegally confiscated from occupiers, including sadly, all of the drummers' gear save for 2 drums.We hope that drummers, horn players and all other musicians will come out to support both the movement itself and it's musicians. We want to make a joyful noise!!Musicians should come to the corner of Wall st. and Broadway at 7 am on Thursday morning and if there are instruments that can possibly be donated that would be helpful too.You can call Ernie Vega from the ows music guild 646-402-2421 with any questions.

Event #2

Thurs Nov 17 Support Occupy Wall Street!Labor/Community Rally & National Day of Action Show solidarity for the growing movement against inequality and corporate greed.Join Musicians Solidarity Council and potentially hundreds of thousands across the country on Thursday, Nov 17 in a National Day of Action!Resist austerity! Reclaim the economy!Recreate our democracy! Money for jobs, not war!5 pm: Rally at Foley square, ManhattanMeetMusician Solidarity Committee members including AFM local 802 members at 4 - 4:30 pm at Thomas Paine Park. Worth And Centre Street NW corner of Foley Squarehttp://www.mapquest.com/?sem=1&ncid=MPQMAP00170000000020&s_kwcid=TC|10782|MapQuest||S|e|3683713376 Look for our signs.

A permitted march across the Brooklyn Bridge will follow the rally.For more info: Www.occupywallst.org . or Www.nycga.net See you there Dress appropriately bring water

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